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Originally Posted by knob
I'm just guessing here. but did you try swapping or modding the .lcf from the "RK2608_SDK_DEMO" firmware?.
Never done anything with this myself, just a thought.
btw tested the SDCARD.rkp, listed files ok, but only 8.3 dos filenames. Long filenames should be do-able have you looked in the firmware source for any ideas? maybe browser source.
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I'm just glad it works on your player anyway, it means that this library runs ok on rk2606a (mine) and rk2608 (yours) players as well (I must mention that there is a dozen of similar libraries in both SDKs 2606 and 2608 and this is the only one that works for me).
As I said, long names can be done, unfortunately support for file system doesnt work from SDK so I implemented this FatFS opensource lib for this. There are two versions of this, one pffs and ffs, the first one is optimized in code and in memory but it doesn't give long names, the second one also works and it gives long names but the size of the code is 3 times larger and it takes 3 times more memory which we have very little. Maybe we can mod this pffs to add long name support without getting so much of code.
I didn't go into *.lcf from SDK because it has different structure, and also we cannot rearrange basic memory regions which are devoted to platform pointers to functions. I will keep trying to squeeze everything and then I will upload some blank project for everyone with all the necessary libs included.
BTW, maybe I am wrong but, I think that the whole RKP code is loaded into IRAM before execution? In a way that it's not read from disk while executing next part of code but all at once.
EDIT:
Do you have some ideas how to arrange Open and Save dialog? I am just asking about graphical placement, as I think we should make those dialogs universal for all such apps. Perhaps something to prepare in photoshop. Also, I am going to introduce new font, different kind of fonts, maybe even run-time antialiased so we can create a nice opendialog box with alpha transparency, antialiased fonts and so on ;-)